UPSSSC Veterinary Pharmacist Mock Test 2 – 2026 (100 MCQs Practice Set)

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Mock Test 2 for UPSSSC Veterinary Pharmacist Main Examination (Advt 18-Exam/2026).

Exam Structure & Candidate Instructions

Exam: UPSSSC VP Mains

Advt No: 18-Exam/2026

Questions: 100 MCQs

Marks: 100 Marks

Time: 2 Hours (120 Min)

Negative: -0.25 per wrong

Part 1: Vet Science (65 Qs)

Part 2 & 3: IT & UP GK (35 Qs)

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Part 1: Vet Science (Q1–65) Part 2: Computer & IT (Q66–80) Part 3: UP GK (Q81–100) Answer Key & Score Calc

PART 1 – VETERINARY PHARMACIST (Questions 1–65)

Anatomy of Livestock & Poultry

Q1. Which compartment of the ruminant stomach is primarily associated with fermentation?

A) Abomasum B) Omasum C) Rumen D) Reticulum

Q2. The reticulum is commonly associated with which compartment in ruminants?

A) Abomasum B) Omasum C) Rumen D) Small intestine

Q3. Which organ is primarily responsible for filtering waste products from blood and producing urine?

A) Liver B) Kidney C) Spleen D) Pancreas

Q4. The liver is an important organ involved in:

A) Only locomotion B) Metabolism and detoxification C) Hearing D) Bone movement

Q5. Which system is primarily responsible for transporting oxygen and nutrients throughout the body?

A) Digestive system B) Nervous system C) Circulatory system D) Skeletal system

Livestock Management

Q6. One important factor in livestock housing is:

A) Complete absence of drainage B) Overcrowding C) Adequate ventilation D) Continuous darkness

Q7. Clean drinking water should be:

A) Available appropriately to livestock B) Provided only during illness C) Restricted permanently D) Replaced with contaminated water

Q8. Overcrowding in animal housing may contribute to:

A) Better ventilation B) Disease transmission and stress C) Improved hygiene D) Increased floor space

Q9. Proper sanitation in livestock housing is useful for:

A) Reducing disease risks B) Increasing contamination C) Reducing animal welfare D) Preventing feeding

Livestock Breeds & Economic Traits

Q10. Which trait is particularly important in dairy animals?

A) Tail length B) Ear shape only C) Horn colour D) Milk production

Q11. Fertility is an important economic trait because it affects:

A) Coat colour B) Reproductive efficiency C) Housing size D) Feed colour

Q12. Breed selection should be based primarily on:

A) Relevant productive and economic characteristics B) Random choice C) Colour alone D) Horn size alone

Animal Nutrition & Health

Q13. Which nutrient is primarily associated with body-building and tissue repair?

A) Water B) Mineral salt only C) Protein D) Carbohydrate only

Q14. Minerals are important for:

A) Various physiological and structural functions B) Producing only body colour C) Preventing all diseases D) Replacing water

Q15. Water is important to livestock because it:

A) Has no physiological role B) Replaces all nutrients C) Prevents digestion D) Is essential for numerous body functions

Q16. A balanced diet should contain:

A) Only energy-producing nutrients B) Appropriate amounts of required nutrients C) Only proteins D) Only vitamins

Q17. Nutritional health of livestock can influence:

A) Only coat colour B) Only horn size C) Only animal identification D) Growth and productivity

Animal Physiology

Q18. Physiology is primarily concerned with:

A) Classification of buildings B) Farm economics only C) Animal market prices D) The functions of body systems

Q19. The respiratory system is primarily associated with:

A) Bone formation B) Urine formation C) Gas exchange D) Blood clotting only

Q20. The digestive system is responsible mainly for:

A) Pumping blood B) Producing urine C) Controlling movement only D) Processing food and absorbing nutrients

Clinical Pathology

Q21. Clinical pathology commonly uses laboratory examination to help:

A) Construct animal houses B) Determine breed colour C) Calculate farm income D) Diagnose and assess disease

Q22. A blood examination may provide information about:

A) Farm ownership only B) Animal market value only C) Certain health and disease conditions D) Housing design

Q23. Laboratory samples should be:

A) Always exposed to contamination B) Stored randomly C) Handled appropriately to preserve their usefulness D) Discarded before examination

Elementary Parasitology

Q24. A host is an organism that:

A) Provides a habitat or resources for a parasite B) Always kills parasites C) Produces medicines D) Is necessarily a plant

Q25. Parasites may affect livestock by:

A) Causing disease and reducing productivity B) Always increasing growth C) Improving nutrition D) Eliminating infections

Q26. Parasite control is generally based on:

A) Ignoring symptoms B) Poor sanitation C) Random medication D) Appropriate diagnosis and control measures

Q27. External parasites are commonly associated with:

A) Only the bloodstream B) Only the stomach C) Only the kidneys D) The external surface of the host

Fundamentals of Pharmacology

Q28. Pharmacology studies:

A) Farm buildings B) Livestock economics C) Soil classification D) Drugs and their effects

Q29. The dose of a drug refers to:

A) Its colour B) Its manufacturer C) Its packaging material D) The amount administered

Q30. The route of administration may include:

A) Oral administration B) Breed registration C) Animal identification D) Farm inspection

Q31. A drug's therapeutic effect refers to:

A) Its packaging B) Its intended beneficial action C) Its price D) Its expiry date

Q32. An unwanted effect of a drug may be described as:

A) Therapeutic success B) Normal nutrition C) Physical exercise D) An adverse effect/reaction

Clinical Biochemistry & Gynaecology

Q33. Clinical biochemistry can involve analysis of:

A) Biochemical substances in biological samples B) Farm buildings C) Animal shelters D) Feed storage structures

Q34. Gynaecology is associated primarily with:

A) Female reproductive health B) Animal nutrition C) Bone classification D) Farm accounting

Q35. Reproductive disorders can affect:

A) Building ventilation B) Reproductive performance C) Feed colour D) Animal identification tags

Clinical Veterinary Medicine

Q36. A clinical diagnosis generally involves:

A) Guessing the disease B) Evaluation of signs, history and relevant examinations C) Considering only body colour D) Ignoring clinical history

Q37. Clinical signs are:

A) Observable indications associated with an animal's condition B) Feed ingredients C) Building materials D) Economic traits only

Q38. Veterinary treatment should ideally be based on:

A) Guesswork B) Animal colour C) Market price D) Appropriate diagnosis and professional assessment

Q39. Early detection of disease can help:

A) Increase disease spread B) Improve timely management and treatment C) Prevent diagnosis D) Eliminate the need for observation

Veterinary Clinical Pharmacy

Q40. Veterinary pharmacy involves:

A) Only animal breeding B) Farm construction C) Crop harvesting D) Safe and appropriate handling of veterinary medicines

Q41. Medicine labels are important because they provide:

A) Animal breed history only B) Farm income C) Weather information D) Relevant information about the medicine and its use

Q42. Medicines should generally be stored:

A) In direct sunlight regardless of instructions B) Without labels C) According to appropriate storage requirements D) In contaminated areas

Q43. Checking expiry dates helps to:

A) Increase medicine deterioration B) Avoid inappropriate use of expired medicines C) Remove medicine identity D) Increase dosage automatically

Preliminary Surgical Procedures

Q44. Sterilization is intended to:

A) Increase contamination B) Destroy microorganisms, including resistant forms as applicable to the method C) Increase infection D) Reduce instrument cleanliness

Q45. Surgical preparation should aim to:

A) Increase contamination B) Minimize contamination and complications C) Avoid hygiene D) Increase infection

Q46. Proper surgical instruments should be:

A) Used immediately after contamination B) Stored without cleaning C) Left exposed unnecessarily D) Clean and appropriately prepared

Pharmacist Jurisprudence

Q47. Pharmacy jurisprudence deals with:

A) Animal anatomy B) Feed formulation C) Laws and regulations related to pharmacy practice D) Livestock breeding

Q48. Maintaining proper medicine records helps with:

A) Increasing errors B) Hiding medicine usage C) Avoiding stock control D) Traceability and accountability

Q49. Professional pharmacy practice requires:

A) Ignoring regulations B) Random dispensing C) Ignoring medicine labels D) Following applicable rules and responsibilities

Farm Management & Extension

Q50. Farm management involves:

A) Only animal colouring B) Planning and efficient utilization of resources C) Only veterinary surgery D) Only crop harvesting

Q51. Extension services are intended to:

A) Prevent communication with farmers B) Help transfer useful knowledge and practices C) Reduce knowledge D) Stop adoption of improved practices

Q52. Feedback in extension communication is useful because it:

A) Prevents communication B) Eliminates farmer participation C) Makes communication unnecessary D) Helps determine whether communication was understood

Hospital Practice Training

Q53. Proper hospital records help in:

A) Increasing confusion B) Maintaining patient history and treatment information C) Eliminating follow-up D) Avoiding documentation

Q54. Hygiene in a veterinary hospital is important for:

A) Increasing contamination B) Reducing sanitation C) Infection control D) Increasing disease transmission

Q55. Proper medicine storage in a veterinary hospital helps maintain:

A) Medicine quality B) Medicine contamination C) Expiry rate D) Packaging damage

Q56. Patient identification is important because it helps:

A) Increase treatment errors B) Ensure the correct patient receives appropriate care C) Eliminate records D) Replace diagnosis

Mixed Subject Questions

Q57. Vaccines are primarily used to:

A) Stimulate an immune response B) Replace nutrition C) Increase disease susceptibility D) Replace all medicines

Q58. Biosecurity is mainly concerned with:

A) Increasing disease transmission B) Reducing hygiene C) Preventing the introduction and spread of disease D) Increasing exposure

Q59. Pharmaceutical waste should be:

A) Thrown anywhere B) Disposed of appropriately C) Mixed with drinking water D) Reused without assessment

Q60. If a medicine's dosage instruction is unclear, the pharmacist should:

A) Verify the correct instruction B) Guess the dose C) Double the dose D) Ignore the instruction

Q61. Which is important before administering a veterinary medicine?

A) Checking only its colour B) Checking only its price C) Confirming the appropriate medicine and dose D) Ignoring the animal's condition

Q62. Animal welfare includes:

A) Deliberate deprivation B) Poor sanitation C) Appropriate care, food, water and shelter D) Unnecessary suffering

Q63. A medicine inventory system is useful for:

A) Increasing wastage B) Hiding expired medicines C) Eliminating records D) Monitoring stock and expiry

Q64. Proper hand hygiene in a veterinary hospital helps:

A) Increase contamination B) Increase infection C) Replace sterilization completely D) Reduce transmission of infectious agents

Q65. A responsible veterinary pharmacist should:

A) Ignore medicine instructions B) Use expired medicines routinely C) Avoid documentation D) Follow appropriate professional procedures

PART 2 – COMPUTER & IT (Questions 66–80)

Q66. Which component performs most of the processing operations in a computer?

A) Monitor B) CPU C) Keyboard D) Printer

Q67. Which of the following is an input device?

A) Keyboard B) Speaker C) Monitor D) Projector

Q68. Which of these is an output device?

A) Printer B) Scanner C) Mouse D) Keyboard

Q69. The Internet is best described as:

A) A single computer B) A global network of interconnected networks C) A printer system D) A word-processing application

Q70. Which technology is used for sending electronic messages?

A) Email B) Scanner C) Printer D) Webcam

Q71. Which of the following is associated with a device's network address?

A) IP address B) Keyboard shortcut C) Screen resolution D) File extension

Q72. Which is an example of an operating system?

A) Keyboard B) Mouse C) Windows D) Monitor

Q73. Artificial Intelligence refers broadly to:

A) Computer hardware only B) Internet cables C) Machines/systems performing tasks associated with human intelligence D) Printer technology

Q74. Machine Learning enables systems to:

A) Work only without data B) Replace all hardware C) Learn patterns from data D) Function only as printers

Q75. Deep Learning commonly uses:

A) Typewriters B) Mechanical switches only C) Deep neural networks D) Paper registers

Q76. IoT refers to:

A) Internet of Text B) Internet of Things C) Input of Technology D) Internal Online Tool

Q77. Big Data is characterized by:

A) Small paper files B) Large volume and complexity of data C) Only handwritten records D) Computer screens

Q78. Cybersecurity is concerned with:

A) Protecting digital systems and information B) Designing buildings C) Animal nutrition D) Farm management

Q79. Which is a cybersecurity risk?

A) Sharing passwords with unauthorized persons B) Using secure authentication C) Installing security updates D) Protecting confidential information

Q80. Which technology was specifically included among modern technologies in the notification?

A) Typewriter B) Telegraph C) Artificial Intelligence D) Mechanical calculator

PART 3 – UTTAR PRADESH GENERAL INFORMATION (Questions 81–100)

Q81. Which city is the capital of Uttar Pradesh?

A) Agra B) Varanasi C) Lucknow D) Kanpur

Q82. The Taj Mahal is located in:

A) Mathura B) Lucknow C) Agra D) Prayagraj

Q83. Which major river flows through Varanasi?

A) Ganga B) Yamuna C) Narmada D) Godavari

Q84. Which city is particularly famous for its Nawabi heritage?

A) Jhansi B) Meerut C) Lucknow D) Bareilly

Q85. Kathak is a classical dance form associated with:

A) Uttar Pradesh B) Kerala C) Tamil Nadu D) Manipur

Q86. Mathura is closely associated with:

A) Lord Buddha B) Guru Nanak C) Mahavira D) Lord Krishna

Q87. Ayodhya is traditionally associated with:

A) Gautama Buddha B) Ashoka C) Lord Rama D) Guru Nanak

Q88. Prayagraj is famous for:

A) Tea plantations B) Marine fishing C) Sangam D) Desert tourism

Q89. Which crop is important in Uttar Pradesh agriculture?

A) Rubber B) Wheat C) Coffee D) Coconut

Q90. Varanasi is internationally known for:

A) Tea production B) Banarasi silk C) Rubber plantations D) Marine products

Q91. Uttar Pradesh's geography includes study of:

A) Oceans only B) Glaciers only C) Deserts only D) Climate and soil

Q92. The UP General Information syllabus includes:

A) European forests only B) African wildlife only C) Antarctic geography only D) Forests and wildlife

Q93. Which is included in the UP economy-related syllabus?

A) Agriculture B) International banking only C) Marine fishing only D) Foreign currency trading only

Q94. Which of the following is included in the UP-related syllabus?

A) Industry and business B) European politics C) American taxation D) African agriculture

Q95. UP polity and administration are included under:

A) Computer Science B) Uttar Pradesh General Information C) Pharmacology D) Anatomy

Q96. The notification includes which cultural topics?

A) Only computer programming B) Only international law C) Festivals and folk dance D) Only world economics

Q97. Which area of literature is specifically relevant to UP General Information?

A) European literature only B) Uttar Pradesh literature and regional language C) American literature only D) Japanese literature only

Q98. Which of the following is included in the UP syllabus?

A) History and heritage B) Only computer hardware C) Only veterinary surgery D) Only pharmacology

Q99. The UP syllabus also includes:

A) Current events and achievements of Uttar Pradesh B) Only international current affairs C) Only computer news D) Only veterinary research

Q100. Which combination best represents the UP General Information section?

A) Pharmacology, surgery and anatomy B) Computer hardware and software only C) Animal nutrition and parasitology only D) History, culture, geography, economy, polity and current events

Official Answer Key & Score Calculator

🔐 ANSWER KEY — MOCK TEST 2 (25-25-25-25 Balanced Option Distribution)

Q	Ans	Q	Ans	Q	Ans	Q	Ans
1	C	26	D	51	B	76	B
2	C	27	D	52	D	77	B
3	B	28	D	53	B	78	A
4	B	29	D	54	C	79	A
5	C	30	A	55	A	80	C
6	C	31	B	56	B	81	C
7	A	32	D	57	A	82	C
8	B	33	A	58	C	83	A
9	A	34	A	59	B	84	C
10	D	35	B	60	A	85	A
11	B	36	B	61	C	86	D
12	A	37	A	62	C	87	C
13	C	38	D	63	D	88	C
14	A	39	B	64	D	89	B
15	D	40	D	65	D	90	B
16	B	41	D	66	B	91	D
17	D	42	C	67	A	92	D
18	D	43	B	68	A	93	A
19	C	44	B	69	B	94	A
20	D	45	B	70	A	95	B
21	D	46	D	71	A	96	C
22	C	47	C	72	C	97	B
23	C	48	D	73	C	98	A
24	A	49	D	74	C	99	A
25	A	50	B	75	C	100	D

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🎯 Suggested Mock-Test Performance Scale

Score Out of 100	Performance Level	Preparation Advice
85 – 100 Marks	Excellent	Top Tier. Keep revising speed and mock test accuracy.
75 – 84.75 Marks	Very Good	Strong performance. Focus on reducing minor silly errors.
65 – 74.75 Marks	Good	Competitive range. Work on weak topics in IT & UP GK.
55 – 64.75 Marks	Needs Improvement	Re-read Veterinary Science fundamentals and practice MCQs.
Below 55 Marks	Strong Revision Recommended	Thorough subject-wise study recommended before next mock.